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DAC stands for Digital-to-Analog Converter, and is used for outputting analog signals from a digital input, typically a microcontroller.
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Amplify my 3.3V DAC signal to 220V
Here are the needed waveforms:
Is there a way to use a DAC and then amplify the output of the DAC to a 220V amplitude. If yes which circuit and components can I use. …
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